FROM ALGORITHMS TO ETHICS: NAVIGATING THE DILEMMAS OF AUTOMATION AND HUMAN VALUES

Abstract

Ethics and AI are juxtaposed by the need and requirements of modern lifestyle and livelihood, but both of them share a very complex and perplexing relationship in terms of their nature of orientation and mode of process. Ethics is comparatively constant and deeply rooted in the orientation of the social process. On the other hand, AI is utility-based, and it is a product of technological algorithms. As human society is becoming more prudent, the dilemmas between ethics and automation are becoming more prominent. Today, the priority of automation is focused on the productivity of technological goods and ethics is left behind the curtain. Both progress and stability are essential for the existence of human society. Science and technology are capable of making human existence easier, and ethics and morals are essential factors to keep it rooted and culturally enriched.